The Wall of Heroes

You know how sometimes you'll walk by a store and think, "I really want to paint fifty superheroes on that wall. I got no plans for the next six months." Of course, happens to us all. Then I took a picture. That was about a year ago. Now it looks likely that the mural may be coming down soon, since the comic shop has closed.

Gargoyle

So I was watching Sarah Palin give a speech... No, actually this just kinda flowed out of my pencil, it wasn't anything really planned. This is orange and blue colored pencil, and that's it. Well, pen too, and that's it. And paper too, if you want to get all technical about it.

Moo

Sure, you think I'm crazy now, but when the Moolians from the planet Bovino invade Earth in their giant cheeseburger spaceship, then who's the crazy one?

Clint Eastwood

Here's another one I did several years ago.

Man on Horseback

This was a reproduction in watercolor of a piece that some dead Russian artist did. I can't remember the guy's name. Julio something, I think. Anyway, it's a very cool image, and even though it isn't an original of mine, I'm proud of it. So there.

Sidewalk Uncle Sam

I drew this today on the sidewalk in front of my house. I had been wanting to try a sidewalk painting for a while now. No rain expected for a few days at least.

Update: It rained.

Spock

This is Spock. I drew it out with a 4H pencil, and then just outlined it with a Faber-Castell brush pen. Those things are great. I think I'm going to go stock up on those.

The Thing

This is the Thing, from the Fantastic Four. I deliberately drew him slimmer than I usually do, just for kicks. Cuz I can do that.

Nicholas Cage

It's just a loose colored pencil sketch I did of the actor Nicholas Cage. I like it.

Hope

This is a big painting, about three by four feet. I did this shortly after 9/11. I know it may look a little overly-patriotic, but it was really intended to capture the mood of the country during that moment in history. I hated all the flag-waving of the time, but I like how people will begin dusting themselves off and reach out to help others and rebuild after disaster strikes.

Desmond Hume

Hey, here's another "Lost" character, Desmond.

Purple Dog's World

Hey, it's Purple Dog! I think I was kind of in a playful mood when I did this, and look what I spewed out! You just can't be angry when you look at Purple Dog. He is the harbinger of world peace! Bow to Purple Dog!

Air Mail

This was drawn using mostly the pointillism technique. The pilot is an actual person, although I don't remember his name. It's all done with a simple black pen, except for the black around the plane, which is marker.